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Which respective values A must be to get Unlock = 1?
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2 and 1
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Which respective values A must be to get Unlock = 1?
i translated this circuit to verilog to show the simulation of these options
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edit1: instead of manually assigning clk, i used always with a delay of 5 ns to oscillate the clk.
note: flip flops can be made by using an always block. This is recommended, as well as FSMs. Use non blocking assignments for sequential circuits (eg flip flop), and blocking assignments for combinational circuits. The code above is just an experiment.
note: flip flops can be made by using an always block. This is recommended, as well as FSMs. Use non blocking assignments for sequential circuits (eg flip flop), and blocking assignments for combinational circuits. The code above is just an experiment.
doing this in verilog is like programming in C but there is no C code, just a bunch of assembly inside an asm keyword lol.
All this code can be replaced by a
{cout, s} = a + b + cin;
All this code can be replaced by a
{cout, s} = a + b + cin;